‘A marvellous spot to give into temptation’: readers’ favourite literary bars, pubs and cafes

From Robinson Crusoe to Dr Faust and Laurie Lee, our tipsters enjoy a tipple with literary leanings. Scroll down for the winner

Café Iruña in Pamplona, Spain was a favourite of Hemingway when he visited the city for the annual running of the bulls. With high ceilings and wooden panelling, the bar-restaurant evokes bygone days and you can almost imagine Hemingway writing in a corner, particularly as there is a lifesize statue of the novelist in one room. Choose a seat outside and watch friends and families enjoy their evening stroll on Plaza del Castillo.
Jennifer